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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-08-11
WRECK.
One Hundred Excursion
lists Killed,
MANY OTHERS INJURED.
Train Crushes Through Bridge
ONE HUNDRED EXCURSION
ISTS KILLED IN A WRECK.

| 1918 hlLLED In A WRECK
! CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. ia terrible
accident is reported to have occurred
at Chatsworth. Ill.,, late last night re-
sulting in the death of many people.
Dispatches from Peoria, Ill.,, says that
an excursion train of 10 coaches cn-
route to Niagara Falls, went through
bridge near Chatsworth on the Tolc-
do, Peoria & Warsaw railroad and
nearly hundred people were killed.
A reliet train with "a doctors have
gone from Peoria to the scene of the
accident.
CHATswORTH, ILL.,, Aug. lit is
reported that an excursion train on
the Toledo, Peoria IL Western Rail
road went through bridge near this
place late last night, and that 100 pco-
pie were killed and injured. The train
left Bloomington last night for Ma
CARA Falls OH the Illinois Central, the
intention being to go by that road as
far as Chatsw orth, and from there by
the Toledo, Peoria T. Wester The
change was made at Chatsworth, in
Livingston county, and soon after
ward, as the train nearcd Piper City,
n small town in Ford county, the
bridge crossing tine Vermillion river
gave way and plunged the engine and
several of the cars down a steep en-
bankmont into the stream. The cars
caught fire from the lamps and fear
full panic ensued. On investigation it
was found that nearly 100 excursion
lists were killed or wounded, No fur
ther particulars have yet been re-
ceivcd, as communication is difficult 10
obtain. Chatsw worth is seventy one
miles cast Of Peoria.
The scene about the depot here this
morning is terrible. Crowds of weep
ing and frantic people are cnquiring
for their friends who left on the i'll
fated train. No particulars are at
present Obtainablc.
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Is the DALLAS HERALD's occupation
gone 7 1t was one OF the ablest pro papers
and barring its most execrablc cartoons did
good clean work for Its party during the
campaign. n.-Waco Examiner.
No, sir; the HERALD's occupation is
not gone. AS to its cartoons, they
evidently hit and hurt. But the Ex-
aminer willno doubt think the" crow
loaned to the Times, (but which was
made for tho HERALD, had the amend
mcnt been adopted } was the best of
them all. But it is all over now, and
the HERALD thinks the Examiner is
Just as good a democrat as ever.
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Will T.. White.

The second concert OF the Annual Musi-
cal Convention, which is being held In the
Opera House this week. took place last
last evening. Mr.. Will Il. White, the pianist
for the occasion, is the finest that has been
heard here in several seasons, and will al
tract the presence Of our local pianists at
the other concerts In which he is TO play
From the Watertown Reaublican.
Mr.. Will II. White has recently removed
TO Dallas, which he will make his home.
and is now prepared to give instruction to
those who desirC 1t. His address is 1905
Cabell street.
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The remains Of Willis Bradley were en-
tered yesterday in Trinity Cemetary.
John Klein, 012 Main street, practical hat
ter. Cleaning and renovating silk, soft and
stiff hats specially. Work guaranteed.
Fresh arrival Of the latest styles and de-
signs in carpets, at Eckford's, T20 and 72s
Elm street.
Silver King yeast powders at A. L. Bou-
che's, S2i Main street.
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Died,

AT the residence of his brother, Mr.. T. d.
Craig, this morning, Mr.. Chas. L. Brown.
Funeral at 5 p. IN. from First Baptist
Church As there is some misunderstand-
ing as to the identity of this gentleman be-
cause of similarity of name, the HERALD
will state that the deceased is not Mr.. Chas'
Il. Brown, late successor to GRADER Il Co.,
carriage dealers.
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JOINED TIE BAPTISTS.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 13.-Elder
Ovaitt of Wellsville, N. y, and Rev,
ID. N. Canright Of Otsego, two of the
leading men of the Seventh Day Ad-
vcntists have left that church. DR..
Canright has joined the Baptists aud
DIR. Ovaitt is expected to follow his
example.
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STRENGTH IN UNION.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 11.-Mr.
Powderly in the next number of the
journal of United Labor will advo-
cate the consolidation of the interests
of labor as au offset to the consolida-
tions of capital.
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Recorders Court.

Tom Angus, drunsmlny. dismissed -
VIM. Graham, selling beer on Sunday
dismissed, complaint no account.
Chas. Peverton, assault and battery, dis
missed, no prosecuting witness appeared.
G. r. scruggs, doing wor k OF scavenger
alias and continued.
VIM. Hopkins, Jack Hensell, drund, 80
each
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Smith & Co. carry full line OF hardware,
tinware, "Fame" cook-stoves, Centennial
Refrigerators, Cyclone Ice Cream freezers.
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VNTANTED-A good machine iorger ap-
w ply mt once. Mosher e. Pornitt
Manufacturing company, 121 to 127 Ross
avenue.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
MEDICAL,

DR. II. HAUGHTON, HOMEOPATHIC
~ Physician, 00i Elm ST., Dallas, over Post
Office. Makes specially In the treatment
OF diseases of women and children; also
promptly cures diseases OF the kidneys.
biad,icr anu pains and weakness OF tue back.
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LUMBER. SASH, DOORS, ETC

GRIFFITIIS " COwsER, DEALERS IN
VI Lumber. Long leaf yellow pine a
pecialty. Sash, doors, etc. Austin lime
hair, plaster. Portland and Rosedale cement.
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XXTAN1ED-Rcliab agents in all parts
NV of tho State to represent the National
Union Accident Association. Address Thos.
Dugelby, secretary, Waco. Texas.
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HOUSE MOVING.

Houses moved on short notice and work
guaranteed bond given If required; leave
orders ut T. p Martinez, 720 Main street
b Saint Il Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

XXy'A,N1ED-ATen lady operators on
w machines; Apply at once at Dallas
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VIZ W. WESTON, sol Elm street, cor
w ner Austin, select stock hardware
and, cutlery Genuine Gliddcn wire, steel
nais.,&c.
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.XXTANTED--50 TEAMS ON THE DAL.
wv las and Waco II. X. s miles out of Dal-
las ;.aso 40 Teams on the Oak Clitl II. II.
one mile out of Dallas. Apply at Arlington
House, or on the works. j. S. Kelsey Il Co.
WE deal in furniture. Secondhand
w goods bought and sold, SIG Elm street,
Dallas, Texas. We make u specially OF
renting and exchanging. Rankin II Terry.
+ -SELECT BOARD-AT NO. 81 BRYAN
- street, under new management. Nicely
furnished rooms, southern exposure. Can
accommodate table boarders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
rs UILLIIM HIICUNAN INSANEf
CONTRADICTORY ACCOUNTS OF his CAsE-sMD TO
RI VIOLENT AT TINES.

CONTRADICTORY ACCOUNTS OF Ills CASE-sAID TO
BE VIOLENT AT TIMES.
No lttis interest aroused In Harlem yesterday
when il became known that william litchhah' OF
M - Eat One hundrcd-and ghth 81. for many
wears a prominent Democratic politician speaker OF
the Assembly during the reign OF Tweed and formerly
I,o Commissioner ard school Commissioner, had been
taken to Bellevue Hosp. al TO be examined a. 10 MS
sanity. judge Kilbrch had is~uc' warrant ba-ed
upon an affidavit made by j. J. Whitcw"y MI linen
mans son-inlaw and certificate signed by Dr. Eaid
win a commissioner in lunacy. This warrant was
naced I'm he hand, Of Detective CuSgroyc but IN order
TO prevent a scene It arranged that MI ilichman
,hould 70 to the hospital with h, friend william Nui-
roncy which he did delivering himself up 10 "cloch
saturday evening.
Yesterday morning number of lIiichmans friends
went to the hospital to await tho result of the exam
nation DR. Mathew y. Field, Of 30. li5 East For
ticfh. 81, and DR.. Allen Fitch, OF No 40 West Twenty
fifth ST. were the examiners. Al II O'aock MI
IIitchman's friends told, 50 they say, by Dr.
Field and Fitch that the pa lent was sane ana 'hat
he would be discharged at 4 O'Clock tho same after
noon They returned to the hoSp!ta. the hour
indicated bni Dr. :. Douglas tho house surgeon re
fused to allow Htchman saying tina IT had been
decided that a further examination would be hnceN-
sarv which would take place this morning. They
then dcpar' ed declaring tina, If Mr. Hickman was not
released this morning legal proceedings would be COM
menced forthwith TO secure his discharge
DR. Douglas said yesterday that Nj. lIitchman had
been perfectly quiet since hc came to INC hospital
and had been sub ccted to no restraint lie had beon
bitter however in dcnuncistion of the action Of hts
rela ives. the part Of his wife and Of h- daughter
Mrs Whlteway, 1t r. said that Mr. lltchman ha- been
for some months violent and not responsible for his
conduct. Dr. Cooke who signed the ceriiica Of
luaacy said last evening that some weeks ago Hitch
man walked into hi, daughter room and struck her
with cane spill ting open her eyclid 50 that the ball
protrudcd through tho segment, causing an INJURY
from which she has not yet recovered. lichman had
also attacked his wife with knife threatening TO take
her life After these spells he expressed deep pcni-
tence but the ladies' both declared that they were In
constant fear of their lives when he was IN The house
Their course been taken under tho advice Of COun
sci. -, ,,,.,
some Of the neighbors that Mr.. Iiitchnan has
been gven TO wandering about the street OF late
terine TO himself The general opinion Is, however,
mai he /, harmless ilitchman's friends hat his
domestic troubles about money matters are at the root
Of his de cntiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
WESTERN CROP REPORTS

CuIcAco Oct 23-The reports OF crop correspondents
for last week show but little change from tno'e q" INC
week tho most noticeable beiag reduction oil
III. of Weld DOR aero Of corn in Ohio. Indiana.
ulino, and an,a, and an increase In Iowa and Mis-
souri esinate, for Nebraska remaining substantially
the same a. last week Briefly summarized the reports
give 30 following averages:
Twelve report An average ye corn u
20 - bushels; per cent OF cieago soe"ou ~ "" ~
with last year. ~ 2-3 .., ,ora
estimate yield OF corn aOio -
bnsh,I, per ocnt of winter heat -eelo W.. ..
Innor-Ivo counties estimate yI'u ~ 80 P
"a OF inter- wheat se"'e' 20 >
counties repor an average .ioi a. ~
OF 30 % nushrls per acre fiFs oouhto' ioPo'' "N"
winter " rat OF per cent -, -, .o., of Ut 4.
MI-snri-Flsvcn counties rororI yioi" !" wi" ~ -
bushels: OF wheat seeded 10 m, corr
Kansas Eleven counties report AN average yeId VI oo
ofi n 4, 81 winter wa AT -eenou q
report an average yol "
bushels OF corn siI counties report o. po ~
wheat an ov.raye WELD of
2gI. bushels OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
.RcUJBAID roRHEs Arrives SICK

After nearly all the passengers had left the Alaska
Yesterday tall, hasgarlIooking man sIll sat In her
smoking room and toycd with cup oi tea when he
did not appear to have appetite enough 10 care ior
II was Archibald Forbes, tho famous war corc-
spondcnt u Tho Daily News and the contrast be-
tween IL, present Weakness and former staiwad ap
pcaIan,e was most painful "Y0u see a sick man,
Le Observed and too III 10 talk even II hc hsh
ANYTHING to say, and ] haven't have been very
weaR. but was improving ~ / caught cold and got
knocked about yc-tcfday. Now all want to DO Is
10 reach Washington whcro my WHO'S relatives arc
and try TO get we'll quickly az possible" My wife
1, with me havo hal 10 let her attend To ths bag
cage OF course | am not going Ia do anything In
tho lecture way. All my engagements arc can eed
can think Of nothing but erdeayoHng to g"t bacA
rny heal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
TIE DUKE or MtRLBoRorGTS VALEE


Tho DIXIE of Marlborough made a ialt Impression on
the average CHICAGO newspaper man. tie - UdNcllnS
I'm almost ,lic smphoty. haying only one servant
Nut lin, specimen host in hlmse lie Il genulae
simon pure example of Jcems lelIo wpldSn Jeems u
moi engage in rnAxiag friends ia America NOT hs 10
ect cot reporters who were awaiting the ssss
4, .ccen the invitation OF his master 10 ntefVe" hlln
n. d.courscd upon his sad fate In being brought mo
mi. .hrnsh country" "Ah was neysh so disguised
I'm man lifo." gurscd lie. why, II - HOfIio'o. lhs
Le,.tly Mace. Now there's Niasara rails, heard SO
much about Damme. | hev seen better rams III
Scntland-a sight betah. But tho people heah An ais
gushing. Hts grace. surprised Ia say, mas
NrwYawker with hun, who i a cad and hOthlhA eIsc'
Your-ah, rour people heal are. might say, so com
non-th.y NH up 50 devlish much by Jeye. is-awk
ward to sar the least To ia bred 80 And the ns"spa
ncrs, Aw they are horrible There Il but one paper Ia
ibe world and thatts me Lunn0H iwrS Tue uuAo
valet bringing out and arranging eeNelM uo1en
am, of clothes texture for tue Inspection OF tue
master proceeded TO instruct the reporters as 70 we
mode OF prs rrly addressing the great man Every
time you speak him." said he. you must say your
grace lie il oae OF Englands peers ye know anu II
.nIi he in had taste 10 address him otherwise. Now,
o,Ind vou At this moment his grace sroei n arm
In arm with tho - Now YawEer" HIS grace cast 4
witherpg g.ance tho bowing and smlrkiax IaoNey;
ana the latter retired making another anu lower ooe
AZ a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
CRoWDs At THE ANTEPoVERTY MEETING.
DIR. MGLYNN GETS IN LATE BUT MAKES A TWO
SPEECH.

DIR. MGLYNN GETS IN LATE BUT MAKES A two
HOUR SPEECH.
The Academy OF Music packed with us ae
customed sunday evening audience at the meeting
OF tho Anti Poverty Society last night ~ usnai
the ma jOhty of those present wero women paiu
was hand to help Miss Agatha Munlcr and her
COncordia chorus. Louis +. Pot, the United LABOR
rarty's candidate for District Attorney, presided ana
asked Wi liam r. CrlSsdale to naho speech when
would bring out good collection NJ Croas1lio
did So and tho result was seen In the iuli baskets
the ushcTs brought back. Then Mr. POST aiior
apOOgzing for tho delay OF Father McOynn IN ieach
ing the scene, spoke for half an hour
"Father McGlynn," said he, has turned on mo TAP
OF his eloqucnce at Anti Poverty meeting IN liar
lem and guess he Is letting it run. u-aughicrJ
At O'Clock Or. McClynn ART 'ed and tho demon
stration OF welcome from the audience was long anu
loud The Doctor sailed in and spoke for TWO hourS'
lie conn AIRED tho Anti Poverty teachers to tho Twelve
disciples going about mlsslOnare, spreading Tue
Gospel Ile urged tho need OF d'ldual Wo'k "
spread tho and doctrines of the mo' cc, 10
Doctor also told of his experiences IN stuihPib A"o
state for the United Labor PARTY. , -
Mise Munlcr and her chOru. then saiG. n nra.n INV
o',i,l,1 Gnu Ne,g rIn.adcrs' Mar,eiilai,c.' The
refrain a. 70 lows: ,,,,
All hail tho now Crusade Adva CO.. ho not ar
Free land. free land Shall be our stand i"r all
for all, twas made.
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HOTELS HERE IND ~ EUROPE
Mr.. BnEslIx HAS BEEN THROUGH THOSE ABKoAl

MR.. BRFSLiS HAS BEEN THROUGH THOSE ABROAD
AND FINDS THE HONE BETTEp.
j. H. Breslin. of the Gsey House. and his three
daughters returned the Umbria yesterday after a
four months trip through Europe. Some OF Mr. Bresns
friends chartered TO meet the Umbra and gave Mr..
Brcsn warm welcome home, showing the sincerity Of
their regard by getting at O'Clock Ia the morning u
do It, Among 'oned in this graceful tribute
to Mr. Bresln's popularity General Lahrop. Gen
eral angdon, General Mayer Colonel Darling Captain
Tappan Robert Dunlap Amasa Lyon. john Matthews,
A. j. Nuttng. T.. X. Sibey NJ. L. Babcock and T. G.
Collins.
TKBUNE reporter got Mr. Brcslin to talking ycster
day about European hotels conrasted with American
a subject upon which. after his experience he
may he regarded expert If do say IL" he be
gan. hotels greatly superior 10 any hotels III
Europe aud | have had pretty extensive experience
there The American hotels Is better, the
cooking is better everything il better, not excepting the
prices This gsh about cheap living III Europe comes
people who content To occupy rooms near the
roof IN ONE apartment and live at cheap rcstau
rants. IL may strange that should assert that
cooking at hotels Is better than at Frcbch hotels
since we get many best cooks from frapce But
that such is the any mans palate and digestive
organs will testify after "a fair trial Of bOtL.
of the hotels abfOnd the guests have 10 pay
the servants through charges for attendance ana ups
With party these charges often amounted To " "a
day Another fact Is this We get better wines
hest shipped 10 the American market Asain
the palate Will afford proof Of this. went through
Mumn's cellars at Rheims. ! sampled the wines that
set apart for the different markets and that Tor the
champagne that Is coming here is the best that have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
corERNoR GRIY on THE NOB ATDELPHL

CENsURING THE SHERIFF FOR NOT PROJECTING
THE PRISON Il, AMER GREEN.
INDTANAFOLI>. Ind oct Ex-Governor ray expresses
unqualified disapprova and disgust at The axlty Of the
authorities of Carroll county and has addressed the fol
lowing letter to the sheriff:
y. W VANGUNDY. Shrrig. carroll county, D,iphi, Id
DEAR ~GR observe by the press OF IBIS morning that
mob broke open the jail at Delphi aud took lheieIroh
Green. confined therein 10 answer the
charge VI having murdered one Lucia MahbItt ! 1in
amazed learn that YOU had taken No precautionary
whatever to protect the prisoner r0 mon N
leicc. TIE judo OF the court and yourself were Dou
aware OF threatened attempt TO lynch the riSpncr
LosanspOrt white ncrcerated there and that ne was
removed the states prlsOh for projections YET IN tue
face OF all the information, you brought tue rl,onnT
from the state PRISON. whore Won know nc hsi pee CON
fined keeping to the jail III Delphi anu TOOK no
steps whatever Ia protect him. -,
do not how You could have filled under
the TO lake measures To prevent the re-
enactment OF mob violence. which is rapidly bringing
was ia the cu,io of law. aud Ia your custody as
sworn officer the law. aud yOn were under "Iiclai
obigatioms 10 give the prisoner full protection OF
the law, ami the people OF Indiana have rsht 10
expect that officer OF the law IN possession OF
M information that you IN possession or ana sur
rounded the circumsta that surrounded you wo'u
feel that his duty 10 see that tie law was duy
executed and not rraWped under foot by mon vl"eHce
sncerrr nope that tho court ana all the olorls Oh
the law aud good and law-sbnling people OF Call"II
County viii their utmost cndeANois 10 DrlnG INC
parties guilty OF IA lynching 10 Justice.
isaac L. GRAY, Governor OF Ihuiahh
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Post OMcc N)tlce.
ed. as changes MAJ

Cshoui read daily BY ali interested as changes map
Lets. i5r countrc. need no. BE- specially al.
dressed GT ssp-sn Oy a9E of binne and
documents letters ~ specially addressed icing sent " mo
pope.n mai. xeav eninr ocoo,r 30 will eis.a
promPtiy N al 1A'A, a. ti - r steamship A,,as
moa, p. m or Progress per steamship P1.-n ~.
Gs,. mr. P5 Prot or,s @om or
TUEspAf-At a n for ir.i.n per Grsn A n spt
ain ether European oiatrs' must 20 Sr.ct't pt
Ney1 ,.y at and Sr ei Foe, per ste m,hp
from h%n' %cw ~ RI = ~. '' ''-''' ~
2 Fr11 o 81 oT n%aa amt ant S ra
Thomas or Barbados aud TOR frni al an ,ns.Art
.ws eitsr, for ' otter wnawari islaus INST DO d
.tetn.hP Airi,c via Que n,tawn GSitsF; Tor Irsa,
per Narlaro'l At 10 a M Tor Europa por sls.n.
va sG@taamPi9n All B,@He1 a. ''T rs TOR Tor
ST Oro,H asd ~. rhom.' va u Crcih also Tor WIND
for Boca. del roro per steamship Pinzar- fron New
orleans
e for Per -% gsa an. S.s @
a m for Europe. per steamship Hanmonia VI. pl,
ain ireland, Belgium, Netherlands and s~i,zsrIsnd
must 10 iirected per HamnoniA" at m for Ber
muda por steamship nrinoco At p. m for Nassau
y. r. aud SANTIAGO cuba per steamship santiAg" a. |
Per ,tesn.hIp CIV OF Wilmington 1stters tcr ehsr
ing on'l. at $50 p III too - Pierre M.ane'oa per
many Denmark Sweden. NORWAY. RUSSIA anl
Turkey per ssnship Elbe, via southampton ana
Rrsmsa Q.tt,rs Mast be irs1tst "D'r Ed; At l.
m Tor Francs 5vttIsr,.lL ItuN spain Ani PORTUGAL.
mar ,elmship La GascOyns. via Havre at IL a for
Scotland direct steamship Ethiopia. VI. 81 ,sgow
}nr Europe per steamship Umbria. via Queenstown
tiers for France switzerland Italy Span AIT Por
tn.al must DO drectst per Unbrit y ct l2t3D>p m.
for On, Nshsranis direct per steamship w A. Selolten
via Rotterdam letters must bs directed per ". A.
scbosn y al 30 D. for Hslgtu trs't per steam.
shin Rhyniand. via Antwerp Qottsr, must os directed
..psr Rhynaui1 At 1880 IN, for Europa per steam
aim CITY 81 Chester via Queenstown: AZ y ~: foe
and BiIalslts, Dsr stst nsptp Morgan TON
N.wOrs.ns at p. m. for rrurio per ship ).
Oteri from New Orleans. at D. IN. Tor Progtoso. pei
steamship ThoruhiiL
Mail, for tho society Islands ship city 81 Papetu iron
san Franc sco, cless hsrs OctsOer ~ at u. Mails
for the Sandw lsAnda per steamship Australia !ron
S.n Fr.noiSco OF close here November Il al MANS
for CHINA AMI flDLL ,tst nsiip Gaelic iron san
Francisco) close hets November - al y. IN. Malls
SevIslllnt. St1twicf. Flii All 81
moan I,.nis per steamship Ieailu tia iron San Fran
November IL at 300 ~ tor on srrivA
NAVY ork dernanic with BRUSH malls Tor
Austr,ll Mails for Cuba by rail- TO Tampa fla. ana
thence ~ stsa Key West Fla close AZ ths
Office daily al 2;B0 a. IN
rho schedule Of closing OF Trans Pacific malls 4. ar
transit 10 San francisco Malls IRON the East arriving 0,
time NJ Francisco on the tay or SAVING u slcaes a
aispa'ehea '"e"'' HENRY C. PEARSON possmas,er.
Pest ONCE Newyork. N y Oct Il. 1887